St. Helen's Church, Northwich

Drop in and visit St. Helen's Church in Northwich. Guided tours of the building will be held every hour from 10am-4pm.

St Helen’s Parish Church is the oldest and most beautiful building in Northwich. This Grade 1 listed building dates from c.1350 with significant enlargement carried out between 1480 and 1520. The early 16th century ceiling is spectacular and there are wonderful 19th century stained glass windows by Charles Eamer Kemp. Tours of the building explaining its history and significance will be given by a knowledgeable retired architect.

FAQs

• Where can we park?

There is limited parking at Church. Church road is one way north towards Chester Way, and can be accessed via Chester Way, Kingsway and Victoria Road, or by just Victoria Road from the railway station. There is some on street parking. Alternatively people can park at Brio (There will be a charge for this) and walk a short distance to the church.

• Is the venue or planned route fully accessible (without steps, rough ground, steep gradients)?

Yes, the church is fully accessible

• Is this event suitable for children?

Yes, there will be a family friendly activity available.

• Is this event dog friendly?

Unfortunately, we are not able to welcome dogs on this event.